// similar to Flux::groupBy but closes the GroupedFlux whenever a different key value appears potentially opening another one for the same value later.


	@Test
	public void groupOnSwitch() {
		StepVerifier
				.create(
						groupOnSwitch(
								Flux.just("one", "two", "twenty", "tissue", "berta", "blot", "thousand"),
								s -> s.substring(0, 1))
								.flatMap(Flux::materialize)
								.map(s -> s.isOnComplete() ? "WINDOW CLOSED" : s.get())
				)
				.expectNext("one", "WINDOW CLOSED")
				.expectNext("two", "twenty", "tissue", "WINDOW CLOSED")
				.expectNext("berta", "blot", "WINDOW CLOSED")
				.expectNext("thousand", "WINDOW CLOSED")
				.verifyComplete();
	}

	@Test
	public void groupOnSwitchKeys() {

		Flux<GroupedFlux<String, String>> fluxOfGroupedFluxes = groupOnSwitch(
				Flux.just("one", "two", "twenty", "tissue", "berta", "blot", "thousand"),
				s -> s.substring(0, 1));
		StepVerifier.create(
				fluxOfGroupedFluxes.map(gf -> gf.key())
		)
				.expectNext("o", "t", "b", "t")
				.verifyComplete();
	}

	private static <T, X> Flux<GroupedFlux<X, T>> groupOnSwitch(Flux<T> flux, Function<T, X> keyFunction) {
		ChangeTrigger changeTrigger = new ChangeTrigger();
		Flux<GroupedFlux<T, T>> fluxOfGroupedFluxes = flux.windowUntil(l -> changeTrigger.test(keyFunction.apply(l)), true);
		return fluxOfGroupedFluxes.flatMap(gf -> gf.groupBy(t -> keyFunction.apply(gf.key())));
	}

	private static class ChangeTrigger<T> {

		T last = null;

		boolean test(T value) {
			boolean startNew = !Objects.equals(last, value);
			last = value;
			System.out.println(String.format("%s, %s", value, startNew));
			return startNew;
		}
	}